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Dr. Huk-N-Duck
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Growing up in a household in which my parents were not only fundamental Baptists, but Bob Jones University graduates, you can probably guess that Halloween was a no-go for us kids. However, in lieu of allowing the kids to dress up and go trick-or-treating, we instead “celebrated” Halloween by going out to eat at a kid-friendly restaurant, and then spending the night handing out mass amounts of candy to all of the kids trick or treating. So, it was okay to give out candy, but not receive candy, which kind of sucks when you’re ten, eleven or whatever years old.
Does this seem like the height of hypocrisy or am I misreading the situation? Thoughts? Comments?
Does this seem like the height of hypocrisy or am I misreading the situation? Thoughts? Comments?